noob_slayer

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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   Stolen implies that Equifax lost possession of the data, which I don't think is the case. It takes teams months to get to the moon too, but that doesn't mean it's not out there for anyone to access.
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   According to some US Code, person means company [0]; so, we should avoid taking frustrations out on companies altogether? [0] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/7701
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   creepy
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   Any business transacting in dollars is not going to be a free enterprise in a free market.
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   It's data which belongs to the hacker(s) now, too, since Equifax made it publicly accessible.
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   Have you tried buying anything with Bitcoin Cash? Currently the transaction fee is under 500 satoshi (about 1/5 of 1 US cent) to have your transaction included in the next block.
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   What about possible unknown unknown confounding factors?
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   Hmm, if this is in connection with the US government, that would be a violation of Title 18 US Code 1001.
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   by noob_slayer 7y ago

   It's actually a rip-off of the Ducktales movie.
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    by noob_slayer 7y ago

    Do you think terrorists identify with that word?